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Kevin Hanvey, MAIBC, LEED AP
Principal
Kevin takes his passion for sustainability seriously. He’s an enthusiastic organic gardener, an avid recycler and enjoys hanging laundry on his outdoor clothesline. |
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Tim Loo, P.Eng., LEED AP
Principal
To make our future a bit brighter,
Tim uses compact fluorescent bulbs
in all areas of his home.
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Doug Vincent, P.Eng., LEED AP
Principal
Doug is committed to being green.
He visits his compost nearly every
day and has minimized his family's garbage use to one small bag per week.
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Eric Norman, MAIBC, LEED AP
Principal
No matter where Eric lives in the world, he is sure to grow his own tomatoes. And his love for green tea is symbolic of his green tendencies. |
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Alex Riftin, P.Eng., LEED AP
Principal
Alex is green and keen. He always makes his own lunches to avoid the use of takeout containers and avidly promotes recycling in his condominium complex. |
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Rod Yeoh, P.Eng., LEED AP
Associate
Rod is a green machine. He is aiming to convert his fellow strata council members to go green by replacing all lighting in common areas to energy efficient fixtures.
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Bassem Tawfik, MAIBC, LEED AP
Associate
Bassem sees a greener future for this lovely planet. Obsessed with green building technologies, Bassem is a low-flow, energy-efficient, radiant heating kind of guy. |
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Michael Thayer, MAIBC, LEED AP
Architect
To minimize his footprint on our green earth, Mike does not own a vehicle and is an impassioned recycler. |
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Geoff McDonell, P.Eng., LEED AP
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Geoff loves his planet. Not only does he use cloth grocery bags when he shops, he also subscribes to electronic trade magazines to minimize paper consumption.
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Arash Farbahi, IA·AIBC, LEED AP
Design Team Leader
Arash is Omicron's "Green Avenger". Fighting wasteful design and construction crimes and seeking out the greater good, Arash is the guardian of all things green. |
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Michelle Lee, IA·AIBC, LEED AP
Intern Architect
Michelle wants her world to flourish. Living in the downtown core, Michelle emits no carbon monoxide by walking to work everyday.
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Mike Reimer, B.Eng., LEED AP
Mechanical EIT
Mike is an amiable sustainable guy. He recycles with a smile, enjoys
riding the bus to and from work and puts on a cozy sweater at home instead of cranking up the heat.
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Carla Smith, B.Arch., LEED AP
Architectural Graduate
Carla "walks" the green talk. She makes sure to walk or bus to work. However, when running an errand, Carla zooms around in an Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle that gets 35 mpg. |
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Kelly Sawatzky, B.A., LEED AP
Specifications Writer
Actively living the sustainable mantra, Kelly makes a conscious decision to buy chemical free shampoo and cleaning products. She also habitually uses cloth bags when shopping. |
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Denise Tade, LEED AP
Graphic Designer
Denise is nuts about sustainability.
Not only does she conserve electricity whenever possible, she also makes environmental choices when choosing paper for print material. |